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$3.50 90
,nal long Coat or shaYn1s

will buy shayncs perfect nttng Seal long Coat or shayn"s
genuine otter SacgGe-which hold their color and wear
better than any sold Hundreds Of ladies' In
New-York and Brooklyn Who purchased tbcs" elegant sAs
mcus .x or .cven years ago testify to thu assertion
EXIT, long Sealskin Nc~narhes and Paetots, plain or
trimmed perfect rtng Tor 1915, $500, s32j $780, 1919
and 400 few nagn lc,nt Canada sable led trimmed
Seal Paeto,s. 500. [ lower priced goods han
herein named aud Will not manufacture or sell The low
s,adcs o, sesl,kns io the that they turn red and
will m, wear we'll or give satisfaction. !very article
soa from ny house b. recommend customer,
instead u driving away Ny rnt AMI other expenses arc
s,r and can adord and DO SOL reliable goods At IowcAs
possible prices consistent with honest business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
DlSPUIING 4 Wl4LrHY N1N's WILL
TRYING TO SHOW THAT WARD MAILISrfRs
EAIM- E-IN-LAM WIS INSANr

TRYING TO snow THAT WARD MAiIISrtKS
FATIIi R-iN-LAw WAS INShNr.
In the Vice hancc0r'- Chambers at Newark YES
fcr,lav testimony taken before SPECIAL Master I'm
the case Of the VIII 81 llam Hay wood Gibbons. who
died possessed Of lag" property and who lived at
Madison y j. Mr.. Glbhon, left t~o daughters, one
Of hom &, the widow Of Jusc lIIuc, = Lathrop and
the other the wlfc of ward McAln,fcr. of New York
He owned valuable rice plantations In Georgia and
real estate I'm Sew York. Massachusetts, and other
ularc, The greater part Of the property Nao "Nl'h
to two nephew. tho sons ~ Nh aihi"p ana 'a|'''
Was fled by MI Nc Nli,t'r The pi'"'ii" "I"'''
y.>t,rl,, VA II II NJ NJ .,cr. WHO was Mi tihtoi'-
mi, f. secretary The testimony frud'l n" r"N maj
H., fc.i,ior va, - ur>puud mimi lie had h''u a.
farLc,l ,c,cr, year ago hy peculiar dis'h," N"'n
Infected Dali. uinl ard resulted ln lara.} lie e., aga
hardly aricuaro and boca ct''t, "rfe used 10 h'ip
INN soil lut WORKS. IT. Wa n"r'ou' "Ii"0l' Anu
f,rrcf(uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
LIGHTS UNDER TIE ELEVI7ED ROIDS.

Edward Day having addressed a letter TO Mayor
Hewitt suggesting that the Manhattan Railway Com
pany be required to place column lights under thc
elevated railroad station at Corlandt and Church sts
tho Mayor communicated with r. X. Hahn. the general
manager OF the railway, tho subject.
Mr. Hahn has replied that ordinance passed years
ago requires the company only TO place column lights
where the columns stand In the rOadw al street inter
sections and that this ordinance has been compiled
with Certainly there should be Eight under all cleva
stations at street crossings. Tho remedy Is with The
Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
RENTING mn roR TIE REV. MR. rrxrrcnsr

RENTING NAN FOR THE REV Mr. PEyrECOSr
Library Hail. Newark. has been rented by the friends
OF tho Rev Hugh o. Penecos for regular service. and
the hrst sermon will be preached In tho first week fl.
January member OF the church stated yesterday
mat call would DO extended To Mr. Penecs to resume
The pulpit OF tho Bclleville Avenue Csnsrcrat,nuL
Church Mr. Pcstecost had not yst been consulted Tho
church ia 50 much divided pastor that II Mr. Pan
toceat should remain many wond leave It, while II he
sets up Inherent congregation aeary all
In Tho church Will ola H. Any actos Tor tho rsnsatc
meat OF MT fehscsst would also prcciptas an action
tho courts rs the church Is organized under state
INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
90

VIII buy handsome natural Otter beaver natura
lynx or Alaska sable seal hat pair Of seal gloves
neat boa for neck and several handsome articles
In fu-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
SETTLING erRrrrcA LABOR TROUBLES.

There Will be- no strike on The lines II the Brook
lyn city Railroad for a year II the agreement which
the employees aud the president ~ the company 'n-
tered into yesterday * not broken Master WORK
Mayer. Of District Assembly No ~ OF the knights
Of Labor. and representative from each Of tho
lines Of ~" company. marched into IIc,icn Lewis,
Office In lro"hyn yesterday morning and after tIori
discussion, th" agreement signed hy all present
The president ui the Atlantic NNruu" Railroad WI.l ln
called upon by The Executive Hoard Of The Il,
tIct and VIII hc ashrd 10 tisn the agreement Mr.
Richardson l. understood To- dr-lrui,s uulug
tho present friendly rotations with ls mon AID VIII
sign ~" agreement. Nearly an ih~ companies lu
THIS city have signed for the yclr 1lu-c who
have done are the Forty ,ccu'd tircc loaI il
Dry DOCK Road and ;Ac GRAND street cross. town
fIfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW.JERSEY,

The Consolidated Fruit Jar Works of New BrnnswlcR
has given all It's employees a Christmas ha'f-hollday
with fan pay and days wages besides.
James Roll, carpenter, of Westhoid was chargoi
there yesterday before Justice Jacques with beating
his wife and was held for the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
JERSEY CITY.

Tho Committee Of the Board Of Education, ap
pointed to investigate charges against Janitor Michae
Corrgan OF public school No. g. held a prolonged
session Yesterday. Several witnesses were examined
among them Mr. IIoyt, Miss Lewis and Miss Vanderzce
the teachers he accused Of improper conduct They
testified that Cor'igan was often drunk and that he
failed 10 keep the school building warm or clean.
The Investigation postponed TO Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Nm <.n.. gs,>lssnater Frank Hiscock. OF Syracuse
cr~rs.smanJ H. Henftt of Chateaugsy Lake NJ w. smi'h
n Weed Of PIatsburg; Fremont Co'e, Oh "aNn' ~
.,.-..r low OF Detroit Grand hotei-General Alfred
n Terry and General stephen " Bonct. o. s. Army.
YORK. Hotel-Cop gresham John McAnderson OF
T,yau Htl Hstei-Con gresham Charles A Russell ana
Professor j. H. Twichel. OF Connecticut Httseg H0use
Conrrxssmsp Vance and Carlos French OF Connecticut
A1uat A. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

UOLI TRINITY CHCRCH FLIES DEMURRER.
formal demurrer was fled yesterday 10y the corpora
ten Of Holy Trinity Church In the suit brought by tho
United States. The Government seeks 70 recover the
penalty OF 200 for bringing the country the Rev
Mr. Warren. wns called 20 tho rcctor.hlp Of the
church District Attorney walker the eaploy
nent oil Nj Walker As violation OF the alien contract
lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
MR. BODIN on TRIAL EOR SMnGGLING.

raul Bodin. the Ban Francisco Frenchman who was
arrested On the steamship La Brstagns four weeks ago
with diamonds wsrts $500 and q trunkful Of expen.
1--WE gowns, which he had paid duty xps. in his pos
sesson was placed On trial In the UAtsd states Circuit
Court yesterday morning His counsel claimed that the
prisoner was unaware Of the nature VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
WHAT is GOING on TODAY.

Meeting OF the AQueduct Commission, Stewart Building
Civil Service examn nations, Guy Hall.
Reception Grammar School NO =, NO IL Ienryet,
80 y. IN. $3.50
y. m.
Grammar School No Christmas Racket" Grove and
Hudson sts l
Prize speaking exhibition, West End School. p.
Lyceum School OF Acting plays Lyceum Theatre,
Exhibition OF Paul Phpp0eauX's painting Battle OF
Gettysburg" kotunda. Union Square afternoon.
Police BOARD meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
NEWARK.

In the of Joseph Powers against James Percy,
exJudgc McCsrter yesterday secured an order 10 be
allowed to prosecute the defendants appeal BOND.
The effect VIII be- TO compel Percy to appeal to the
Supreme Court and have the question settled whether
Judge Kirkpatrick right in his ruling excluding
Percy from the witness stand because he was en-
agnOstic.
The Jury In the suit of Alphcns Hull against William
Norton for 10000 damages came into court yesterday
after being out all night and stated that they were
unable TO agree. The jury were discharged by the
court
The Rev. A. W. Lowry, n cOlorcd minister age my
belonging in East Orange, arrested yesterday
while attempting 10 pawn an ovcrcoat He said he
had bought the coat and Il did not fl him. He In
sisted that the cost his property, but held for
examination.
John Adar. cOlorci. recently coachman for John
Scbichhous one Of the Fire commissioners,
rested yesterday on charge of grand larceny Adair
accused of entering the bed of Mrs Schckhous
and taking from her dressing icwclry worth SiOO
He was induced to Coufe>: and restore .hc property
and was then committed to jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
LONG ISLAND.

The schooner Mary Lymburnsr. Captain F.cke,', Of
Bangor Ne. went ashore yesterday at fott Jefferson
between the Ore~kwdtcrs she has cargo 81 30 tons
of coal. Ile steamer NoDswsntuc viii naac effort
to-day ia feat her
counsellor Timothy Grifiis Of Rvcrhsad counsel for
Frank Hawkins, Who was csnvicicd two weeks Of
the murder OF hs mother at sIp II busly engaged
preparing the appeal IN tue Hawkins appears al
uHconoernsd about his fate
John W. Newton. Of Wrsthamptou. accidentally shot
himself yesterday while rclstlin ais The e. Lrge
passed throuS h his he irt Hai sc die lntuty lie Wa,
salesman FOR TIC New York firm O! FRANCIS H. Loe.et
4 Co.
Henry Brown OF Sayv.e, Gu Mopday afternoon saw a
deer running tHrsugu Rapport toward tia bay. II
subsequently caught while lu the lay bv 4
boy nalsrd Adams AMI Frank tarsy They tied ropr
around II. horn- and towcd 1t 10 Captain ned Browns
slOOp The deer lis three years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
CLOSING THE NAVAL VAR coLLEGr

NEWPORT, H. l., Dec. 22.-Tho Naval War COLLEGE,
closed to-day, after session of four months The
officers havo received their orders and Will leavc q,
once i"r thr respective stations which have already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

SH'RoN Penn. Fec 2A-on' week ago delegates
from the coal mines IN Mercer aud Butler Counties lie
maudcd al advance of IOcsnts ioa whlrh womb bring
them mp to The 'ounbu' scale. and asked that n TIC
event Of tho operators rcusu: th. that tho be
settled ~ afut~tisn As selth"r proposition has yet
bean accoPts! Tho united VIII beglu general
~ lL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
2J 90

WIN buy Shaynes celebrated Aa,As Sealskln Sacque 81
Inches long. magnificent seaiskn Long "Ian elegantly
Trimmed with Alaska SABLE or Lynx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
5000 90

VIII buy Shaynes popular perfect fttng sealskin sacque
by everyone be the best garment In ew'
YORK for money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

sumed II tho defendant appears Essner was Indicted for
second degree ana convicted can DC sent
70 State Prison for fiOm two 10 I'VE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

CIVILIANS BANDED AGAINST THE MILITARY.
ono Of the privileges enjoyed By the military bands
at the Navy Yard Fort Hamilton, West Point, Davd's
Island, etc Is that ihcy allowed to accept out
side engagements for balls. parties receptions and
other entertainments. for whi~h they receive extra
pay. THIS has for a long tmc been source ~ an
nOvancc to outside musicians members Of IN" must
cal unions The Musical Mutual Protective Union
met Yesterday and the board Of dlic, made the
question a subject ~ sp~'. al discussion. IN" mat
ter viii he brought before tic proper auflouflc,
aud the convention Of the National League Uf .lu.
slclans the trouble viii be acted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

he had signed being ignorant Of the LANGUAGE and Gus
toms sf the country. His diamonds are sun al 'ho
Appraisers Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ELIZABETH.

There VIII he interesting exercises at the High
School this morning pref araOry to the closing for tho
holidays. Superintendent Dix has arranged In.
tclcsiing programme.
The Library Association has elected the following
Cf' crs Rn>srH W Woodward. pc~tlcn' G.. &.
enydam, secretary and Howard Richards. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
BRICKLAYE And MASONS TO CONVENE
PREPARATIONS FOR A GATHERING OF DELEGATES


IN BOSTON.
BOSTON Dec % (SpceiaD.-The various organzausns
OF brclaycIs and masons OF this city are Dusty en-
gagged in making preparations for the annual con
vcntlon OF the Brckaycrs and Maions international
Union of North America The convention VIII as
scmblc January and is expected that the buSiheSs
OF the gathering will cover period OF four or five
DAYS This is the first time In the history 0 the union
that a convention has honOred Boston with It's pres
ence The place where the delegates VIII meet has
not as vet been definitely decided upon, but Is prob
able that New Era Hall will lie selected At last
wears convention In ST. Louis 80 900 members Of tho
union were represented by several hundred delegates
All OF the principle cities In the United States and
Canada excepting Chicago and Philadelphia, sent rep
mt ativcs these two cities having wheeled into
line since that tme the coming convention VIII rep
resent no less than 10000 men,
MANY subjects of interest and concern 10 the several
atlons will be discussed the principle ones Of
which will We: no Can Lest BENEFIT the Trade
" The Apprenticeship system" Will also occupy part
of the time Of the delegates and reports from tho
different sections of North America In The state OF
Labor will Lc heard. Another feature of the con
vcniIon VIII n general COMPARISON OF wages. Music
Hall has boon engaged for tho night OF January IL for
grand ball which Will be held In honor OF the visit
ing delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

VIII buy tho best 34-nch long Sealskin Coat In ne"
STYLE, made from selected English Dressed Alaska seal
SKIN; $50 will aso buy one Of The Newest styles N
healsAin Wraps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ALONG HE SOUND.

The ratings for the c. y. &. for November show
the 4th Regiment, Colonel Thomas l.. Watson, Of
Bridgeport, to bc the highest IN the State
The Common Council Of Bridgeport has authorized
the MayOrto bouNS $50 900 10 cancel three months
salaries of officials and miscellaneous bills.
The three astel schooner Ida II. Matthias which
ran ashore mile north of stratford Light sunday
morning, will be foatcd by a temporary canal To be
dug 10y bridgeport dredging company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Tribune Book of Sports.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

VIII buy magnificent, Mink-nrd Circular best article IN
America for the price will also buy several styieS
r., sbo,. S.al,,Sio Wran, or Jackets and Bear Robes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
JERSEY CTTN-

iug the month of November The loss Wa %Gl 600
and insurance s:'I,
George d. Peters alias Ilachi. alleged dealer
In green goods. wa, arraicucd before uitcd States
toinmSsioncr Murhcdd yesterday charged with using
q he mails FOR fraudulent purposes. The prisoner
was committed I'm default Of flfOD bah This Is
Z he second time within month hat Peters has Lccn
arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

G. C. SHAYNE,
FlrliGr, l03 PTilcG-st,
OFFERS FEW SUGGESTIONS TO AID IN THE
SELECTION Or HOLIDAY GIFTS.
So 90
VIII buy several articles any Of which will make good
present A nice mua. collar, or uppet fox mat coon
&c, &c.
$40 90
WIN buy handsome Of natural otter, beaver, natural
LYNX or Alaska sable seal hat, pair OF seal gloves
q neat for neck wear and several handsome articles
In fu-s.
SIS 90
VIII buy splendid Seal Mun plain or satche Styles an
elegant Seal Hat or Cap, pair OF best Seal Long Gloves
ladies' sizes tshorter for s2, neat SET OF fuis
Mun Boa, collar 70 match --.-.
SEQ 90
VIII buy several splendid arteesthe very best sealskin
Nun or Seal Hood stylish Seal Hat, Beaver Shoulder
Cape, or handsome OF Furs, Mun and Boa
$9J 90
VIII buy best Hudson Bay Otter Mur, Sable Mur, Fur
lined Circular large Beaver Shoulder Cape' aad many
other nice presents.
$50 90
VIII buy very good Fur-lined Circular good wearing
and stylish Plush bscqus handsome Shoulder Cape ana
Muf 10 match.
$50 90
VIII buy very SacQue, 40 Inches long, or nAhd-
some Sellskn or Cape best SealsAin long DoS
and Mun to match, o splendid Robe.
$75 90
VIII buy a splendid mink lined Circular, VT long Pnsh
Newmarket deep Soslskn Cape Ermne lined Circular
500 90
VIII buy magnificent, Mnkncd Circular bes, article In
America FOR price; 800 will also buy several styies
I'm short Sealskin Wraps Jackets and Bear RoIcs.
SIPS 90
VIII buy the b St long English Jacket or Wraps IA
$3.50 90
VIII buy tho best 34-nch long Sealskn Coat, IN ne"
syle made from selected English Dressed Alaska Seai-
skin; $50 Will aso buy ono Of The newest sV1ss N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

CIGAR MAKERS BLAME THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A mass meeting will be held shortly by the union
cigar makers this city tn protest against the
cent decision Of the cigar manufacturers TO return 10
the tenement house system Of making cigars. Every
possible effort will be made by the cigar makers TO
prevent a return 10 the system that cost them years
Of hard work and agitation 10 drive out. Appeals
Will be sent 10 all the labor unions asking for help.
Some of the leading cigar makers think that tho
Knights Of Labor responsible for the action Of The
employers Three years the unions now com
posing the International Cigar Makers Union broke
away from the knights of Labor because of the
reference OF out side organizations In their local
troubles since that time the knights of Labor and
the Cigar Makers International Union have been
rylng on struggle for supremacy The lncrnaiiunals
were winning, and when the American Federation Of
Labor began 10 assume largo proportions the cigar
makers applied for and obtained charter. The Fed
Grafton In point Of sire and power equals the knights.
and this blow the cigar makers here I'm the city *
said from the organization that + rapidly
going pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
KOCKLANn CnrNrY.

The General Term of the supreme Court AZ Mach,
decided yesterday that the J;cv. George H. Iiistur
=" no was turned ont Of his larsOnagc 10y his parish
toner's Without notice after his trouble with Ida
Downs, was entitled to damages Tor the summary
cicCtment.
Mrs. Martha Whitney. age eighty seven. a wealthy
widow, was found dead IN bed In tplug Valley Us
icrday: Her fortune was left to church In Vest
New IIcmpsitad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
SO 90
$40 90

VIII buy splendid mink lined Circular, VI lone PIush
NEWMARKET, deep Soslskn Cape Emine lined Circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
$50 90

VIII buy worry best Plush SacQue ~ Inches long, or mana
some Selskn otter Cape, or best SealsAn long LIZA
and Mun to match, splendid Robe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
$50 90

VIII buy very good Fur-lined Circular sood wearing
and stylish Plush Sscqus handsome Shoulder Cape and
Nun 10 match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
SEQ 90

VIII buy several splendid artees-the very best seasKn
Nun or Seal Hood, stylish Seal Hat, Beaver shouder
Cana or handsome set OF Furs, Mun and Boa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

VIII buy splendid Seal Nun, plain or satche styie' al
elegant Seal Hat Cap, pair OF best Seal Long Gloves
ladies' sizes (shoter for si2, neat set OF FuIs
Mun and Boa, collar TO match.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-15

The Agricultural peP",msa assas-
sued a report which Shows 'ast
600 acres of forest are used .sa1s as4,
country for tuel AMI .a"ts
ia caleuA destroy about
acres more The forest area 81 III.
county IS less than i9o,ooo oao aer.s
4, this rate W. VII in les tbna gear
ter Of century have no forest. Nnt
ever relief may come IN fhe tnnrs hoa
a change in the fuel question. 'he II
mands for uaber viii iocrsase as N
country increases IN population III
whole thing seems TO point to arboneu
ture on large ,lle and Systematically
aud in no long time either
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-07-15
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.